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Oyo State Approves Six Months Maternity Leave For Civil Servants

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November 3, 2020
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Oyo State Government has approved an upward review of maternity leave for pregnant women and nursing mother’s in the state civil service.

Similarly, the Commissioner for Establishment, Shangodoyin, announced that the State government has approved an upward review of maternity leave period for pregnant women and nursing mothers in the employment of the state.

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The State Commissioner for Establishment and training ,Daud Shangodoyin while addressing newsmen on the outcome of the council meeting noted that the Council has also adopted the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendation on exclusive breast-feeding of a child.

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Shangodoyin, the Council, after deliberating on a memorandum for the review, agreed to an upward review of the leave from four to six months, weekends inclusive, with full payment of salaries and other benefits.

He noted that the 2pm closing period for six months has now been cancelled.

He said: “At the 38th meeting held today, we deliberated on a memorandum on the review of maternity leave for pregnant and nursing mothers in the employment of Oyo State for every motherhood and we resolve and approved as follows

“The adoption of WHO recommendation on this matter on exclusive breast-feeding of a child.

” An upward review of maternity leave period for pregnant and nursing mothers in the employment of the state from four to six months, weekends inclusive, with full payment of salaries and other benefits.

Also, the period of closing at 2pm for six months, upon resumption has been cancelled. The application shall be for civil and public service workers only.

“The Executive Council also approved that the leave shall commence from four weeks to the expected date of delivery and it shall be mandatory for beneficiaries to proceed for the four weeks pre-natal leave as specified in the civil service rule.

Shangodoyin however noted that the review is for female employees of Oyo State Government only and it shall be enjoyed at most four times in her service years.”

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